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Apr
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comment Precision of rendered Rectangles in stiff-scale graphics
In Mac, adding Antialiasing -> True should help: With[{h = 200}, Graphics[{Antialiasing -> True, Green, Rectangle[{#, 0}, {# + 1., h}] & /@ green, Red, Rectangle[{#, h}, {# + 1., 2 h}] & /@ red}]]
Feb
1
awarded  Nice Answer
Dec
13
comment Why are PlotLegends not combined with Plots?
This still doesn't resize along with the plot though.
Dec
13
answered Why are PlotLegends not combined with Plots?
Dec
3
comment Setting the default font for PlotLegends
I think this is probably not better than Rojo's solution of editting Legended style in stylesheet. But will this suffice the need? SetOptions[LineLegend, LabelStyle -> {FontFamily -> "Helvetica"}]
Dec
3
answered Setting the default font for PlotLegends
Dec
3
answered amplitude * cosine(2 * pi * f * t + phase) how to plot
Nov
30
answered How do I designate arguments in a nested map?
Nov
30
answered How can I use the overhang argument to Partition to avoid using PadLeft and PadRight here?
Nov
29
awarded  Supporter
Nov
29
comment Make legend same height as plot
@Ronny, 1.05 means Scaled[1.05] refer to the plot. Scaled[{0,0}] is left bottom corner of the plot and Scaled[{1,1}] is right top corner. A double list give you full control. {pos_list, objpos_list}
Nov
29
comment Make legend same height as plot
@Andrew Right, it is difficult to get the number right programmatically because.. 1. PlotRangePadding is by default Scaled. 2. LabelStyle can also affect the ticks label size both in plots and BarLegend.
Nov
29
awarded  Teacher
Nov
29
awarded  Editor
Nov
29
revised Make legend same height as plot
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Nov
29
answered Make legend same height as plot